Copper Harbor is a lot of things: a great little town with wonderful people; an excellent place to do some fishing; and, now, a travel destination. Of course, it's always been the latter, but we won't mention that to the author of the article that highlights the Copper Country gem.
Excerpt: The road to the end of the Upper Peninsula leads to Copper Harbor, a quaint village where the Lake Superior shoreline and the blue sky merge in an endless blue. True to its name, the Michigan town of 80 was built during the copper mining boom. Today, it's a prime destination for a summertime escape and the jumping-off point for a wilderness expedition on Isle Royale, where moose outnumber people.
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Source: Minneapolis Star Tribune
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